ὑπόβροχος · hypobrochos — LSJ
somewhat wet
somewhat wet, τόπος EM 752.3.
II under a noose, slip-knot
(βρόχος) under a noose or slip-knot, ἔλαβόν σου ἐπιστόλιον . . ὑπόβροχον BGU 531 i 4 (i A. D.).
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ὑπόβροχος
upobrochos
somewhat wet
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